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Table 1. Standard Subdivisions - OCLC

127 Table 1. Standard SubdivisionsThe following notation is never used alone, but may be used as required with any regularschedule number, , workbooks ( 076 in this Table ) in arithmetic (513): adding to a number from the schedules, always insert a decimal point betweenthe third and fourth digits of the complete number. Unless other instructions are given,the terminal zeros in a main class or division number should be dropped before adding astandard Subdivisions , , journals ( 05 in this Table ) in mathematics (510 minus thefinal zero): (Full instructions on the use of Standard Subdivisions are found in theIntroduction to the Dewey Decimal Classification) Standard Subdivisions should be added only when the work in hand covers the whole, orapproximately the whole, subject of th

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Transcription of Table 1. Standard Subdivisions - OCLC

1 127 Table 1. Standard SubdivisionsThe following notation is never used alone, but may be used as required with any regularschedule number, , workbooks ( 076 in this Table ) in arithmetic (513): adding to a number from the schedules, always insert a decimal point betweenthe third and fourth digits of the complete number. Unless other instructions are given,the terminal zeros in a main class or division number should be dropped before adding astandard Subdivisions , , journals ( 05 in this Table ) in mathematics (510 minus thefinal zero).

2 (Full instructions on the use of Standard Subdivisions are found in theIntroduction to the Dewey Decimal Classification) Standard Subdivisions should be added only when the work in hand covers the whole, orapproximately the whole, subject of the number in the schedulesWhen Standard subdivision notation from Table 1 is listed in Tables 2 through 4 andin the schedules, all of the notation s notes and Subdivisions as given in this Table areapplicable unless other instructions are given. Other Table 1 notation that is not listed inthe schedules may also be used.

3 For example, the fact that is listed, but not the Subdivisions of , does not exclude the use of or not add one Standard subdivision to another Standard subdivision unless specificallyinstructed. Standard Subdivisions may be added to special notation listed in theregular Standard subdivision sequence, to Subdivisions of 04 Special topics that arespecifically listed in the schedules, and to displaced Standard Subdivisions wherever theyappear. Numbers in the schedules that look as though they were built with notation fromthis Table but are outside the regular sequence of Standard Subdivisions are not considered Standard Subdivisions .

4 Hence notation from Table 1 may be added to such schedulenumbersNever use more than one zero in applying a Standard subdivision unless instructed todo so. If more than one zero is needed, the number of zeros is always indicated in theschedules. If the 0 Subdivisions of a number in a schedule are used for special purposes,use notation 001 009 for Standard Subdivisions ; if the 00 Subdivisions also are used forspecial purposes, use notation 000 for Standard Subdivisions (continued)T1 Dewey Decimal ClassificationT1128 Table 1.

5 Standard Subdivisions (continued)Unless other instructions are given, observe the following Table of preference, ,communication in education and research 07 (not 01):Special topics 04 Biography 092 Auxiliary techniques and procedures; apparatus, equipment, materials 028 Education, research, related topics 07(except 074, 075)Management 068 Philosophy and theory 01 The subject as a profession, occupation, hobby 023 The subject for people in specific occupations 02 Directories of persons and organizations 025 Patents and identification marks 02 Commercial miscellany 029 Organizations 06 Groups of people 08 Specific continents, countries, localities.

6 Extraterrestrial worlds 093 099 Areas, regions, places in general 091 Historical periods 09 Museums, collections, exhibits 074 Museum activities and services 075 Illustrations, models, miniatures 022 Tabulated and related materials, synopses and outlines, humorous treatment,audiovisual treatment 02 Dictionaries, encyclopedias, concordances 03 History and geographic treatment (not limited by area or time) 09 Serial publications 05 SUMMARY 01 Philosophy and theory 02 Miscellany 03 Dictionaries, encyclopedias, concordances 04 Special topics 05 Serial publications 06 Organizations and management 07 Education, research, related topics 08 Groups of people 09 History, geographic treatment, biographyT1 Table 1.

7 Standard SubdivisionsT1129 01 Philosophy and theoryIncluding value; systems; models (simulations), operations research;classification; communication; language, terminology; content analysis,semiotics; scientific principles; psychological principlesClass here methodology, schools of thoughtClass scientific method, statistical methods in 072; class models(simulations) in study and teaching in 078; class classification ofbibliographic material, classification of bibliographic material on a specificsubject, subject headings and thesauri in information retrieval in ;class social psychology in 302; class psychology of learning a specificsubject at primary level in ; class interdisciplinary works onclassification in ; class interdisciplinary works on philosophy in 100;class interdisciplinary works on psychology in 150; class interdisciplinaryworks on communication, semiotics, interdisciplinary works on symbols.

8 Class interdisciplinary works on language in 400; class interdisciplinaryworks on terminology in 401; class interdisciplinary works on abbreviationsand acronyms in 411; class interdisciplinary works on etymology in 412; classinterdisciplinary dictionaries of abbreviations, acronyms, symbols in 413;class interdisciplinary works on natural sciences and mathematics in aspects of linguistics not provided for here with the aspect in 400, ,translating 418 For dictionaries, see 03 See Manual at T1 01; also at T1 01 vs. T1 02; also at 302 307 vs.

9 150,T1 01; also at , T1 01 vs. , T1 072 (016)Bibliographies, catalogs, indexes(Optional number; prefer 016) 02 MiscellanyIncluding synopses and outlines; humorous treatment; audiovisual treatment;tabulated and related materials; the subject for people in specific occupations;patents and identification marksClass directories of persons and organizations in 025; class lists andcatalogs of products and services offered for sale, lease, or free distributionin 029; class catalogs of collections and exhibits in 074; class pricetrends for collectors in 075; class works called synopses and outlines thatare regular treatises or introductions to a subject in 001 999 without use ofnotation 02 from Table 1; class bibliographic catalogs on specific subjects in016; class directories of databases on specific subjects in ; classcollections of technical standards in 602; class comprehensive works ontrademarks generally found on products rather than identifying services in 602;class interdisciplinary collections of statistics in 310.

10 Class interdisciplinaryworks on patents in ; class interdisciplinary works on standardization, standards in 389; class interdisciplinary collections of patents in 608; classinterdisciplinary chronologies in 902; class interdisciplinary works ontrademarks and service marks in Manual at T1 02; also at T1 01 vs. T1 02; also at T1 02 7, T3 8T1 Dewey Decimal ClassificationT1130 022 Illustrations, models, miniaturesIncluding graphs; pictures and related illustrations; cartoons, drawings,pictorial charts and designs, sketches; maps, plans, diagrams; models andminiaturesClass simulation models in 01; class statistical graphs, humorouscartoons in 02; class model and miniature educational exhibits in 074;class comprehensive works on historical maps and atlases in 911; classinterdisciplinary works on cartoons in.


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